The Sun. — London, England, 1809-01-14 00:00:00

(.4,1) .B 11, P. Ir. ~: FplD'Ay, JAN. 13. Vinrefit a:LeYSi, ati itilt to, , v. - 11 pot to the bar ti. ii :to . :I,nent for telomottdv uttering :1 e.ertain fake ar t .! Couoterfoit punt orting to be - a' note ctl tit,' Bonk of,t'lm, - ,ltni.l, with niterit U defraud the ' tlovern ,t• and'Company of ••the'saii Bank . ; but t tte I,alitw consented to•relitiquilit . the prose ctri,m. on condition of Ih a PriSoner giving . his evi ' cl:rite.l . 'oll rt '‘.v.iy,equent trial, and. rtu trvidence Ap peatiog against hint, lit • icas tons...lquentfy ac .Toho iVidlnts 1.61'9 next put to the bar on a similar indiOmeot, incittling a clnirge of forging, as well as tti eri it; it ntunbt , r of siich notes. . - Nlr. , GAtittOw 4tatct.l th..'esr , e for the PrOsecutinn one of peculiar int-rosi to;.the Bank and so the f'n'olie, and sbkwed to what.a , reol it SVitettl toil tuter.tuce of countet ink notes h:iil arrived; to •the sei ious injury of the pipet credit tit thiS conntry.. The evidii„,:t was o, ,Oosittcrable length', and was irtsabstatiee • • . . - OW the V.sth of Vincent artne to tile :house of Taylor„ , publit - an, at the sign of the o Thrite . Ciiiinrses in 'Holborn, and de sir.ed to purch3se, bottlya of - red port wine, in payment tor tctidered ti 51. toite, Mrs. ' faylin not haying chati4e, "and rathtsr &litmus whe ther the note vi'oi gcninni,., desired Alessi to write jtiw name no t:te h ca l ,,which he did, and sent one of licr si, , t•;;lrits With it to an opposite neighbour., Mr. Newinat . ,,tO go ('hange, Mr, Newman itn niediatol) g is e.l the but on the servant ' s re turn, Mr. Taylor, who suspected Alessi from the rtla:tte.Ol he'c:pne in,. went beer to i\lr. Newman's back Om note, and found him in the acc.t of writing " Taylor" on the bacii'of it, to distinguish ii from notes. On'ex;;nnining it minutely, he Stron;ly AlsriOied it to he a counterfeit,' and had A 1t.:y.0 token into cadody.. iii wits taken before t he hij ; i at '',',Lniboroi4.. , ,h , sti*"tli: and in the cow sti Of SVi I ! ' lO O sand t ha t lie ‘,l)l:+ined the no:e hum pension naMed'Nicliols, at No; 3; DigbY street,. POrtninglianr, • 4 Mr. ,NVeston, 1.6 the Batik Solicihilf s attended; 'The Prisoner's 'orig . - 111 . 0 at the Lent n Tree, in'the Flayinarker, Wete searched, owl son t:! wore Rotei rptlnd hi , MT. WeStoll, s ilt a crevice of the itrainsot iii' the rtiom -where tin . Pit - inner !aged . , similar to the One lie had utteree;. and Ale,si Was commi?ted. A was after wardsilverued itecesS.iryteivsinut frittlier inquiry tato the origin or the forgery ; and Alessi, ' upon the condition 01 his rrq bet pros ,,. .cuted; agreed to give' his aid in convicting Nichols. The ae.i:ount 'he gate of his first eonneEtion ' with Nicho;s hat be had g0n4..t0, Birmingham fot. the purpose of purchasing hardware to dispose of in . Spin, ,A hither he intended to go, and he called • ikon t-t.• town framed Johnson, at Birmingham, to - liurefrtse 500.,e - .tandlesticks; in consegoence of which, a wan coltod at the public-house wher . e he lodged, and t !kir interview Sheweir hint also coula t it. is ti .1)01e, and a,kid hint'if he liiii3hed to hike any tiiiil4 lit that sort I adding, that they off Spain. Mossi'declining to have nuf thing to t'io that ity itt the time, the-man proposfd to aeli liitii -iotne-eheap ; dollars, which ht. ! observed. p.iss there still better; and he. s.iid ilte.price of flank-uotes would be six t„r e.4 . ery pinstio. told the i iitICA4 that It' - cook! • +Ott hitit CithillesitkS atilt I,aldwaro. of than any Mon itl .;;.'lrlil!agirala and l'..ro in.s,,Ll it, call (31111111,4 i the e!,,etn,g,. v , ;( pat: too c.rdle , ..ti( ks. In the everting not tins '.ln,>tr, but the tier, Nichols, called in. his stead, and told the , A alletis he hail .not irtought any patient candle:if) , ks, ocloced t,wo,hink.ttote.s, , coun- It:lit:it, and said i; wanted any,using iu that way, , lee cou',,llct. hint liii c enou,;ll fttt Italtfp;lignioes the ,pound. itl, the mon 44)6 - hall called tin him that motiiing had ,Otlined the notes tor Cis.. the luoutid ; upon Which the Prisoner . ortwerecl, if thit was the case, he would sAI tlictu equally cheap. . "fix v. it hest bought, or him nineteen 61, notes at its, ' ',cod) somst of them tie passed, and that which Jte ,uttered Mr.Ta ha was one' of them, it was agreed that whe:,eter he wante s q 'ffitSlq4 . , he- should write fio . them nod< r ,imbignaos t.t.litiS mutually understood he worth dozen‘ of candlestieltS Was • 10 imply notes, and the of 1116 pant tit, usual istitt th - Lll3oUfoanters, was to st ,, nily the' sums tor which each note was to.. ate taikkt payable : tor tn,4 btanctl i the w ords f 0 of tidiest was to imply 1 o notu.s.at each. • In thrref , re, to.come more effeaually at time ttp . soncr, and 115,eVrtain the accompliceship with freato - elearnesS, tinder dip direction of the, . ink an:l Niamistrates, wince t letter to Nidiola on .the itnitDotAlnb4q, lie,was go ing to and th;Fivtng him to toil% 2,f..) dO4Orl, No. fr, d+;hoo of thiri.), No, t, . Iltit tots dozen of ditto,. No. ; Ineituirig . pounds, L! , -1 , Oott pound, o alid .16 ,two pound notes saying, he would truly tw , p guincas for his lourtwy.. klated wai` INC two the ,, Poit-othhe ; und on lite 14th Al answer 'Vas Ni t hok, addreiSed Alc.'•!‘o at WSl''tln. Two, in the Hatymarliet, r a,C7 the eeceipt t it his order, %pet:4;oog Ih' pa ri i cularS, S:lying ht.! . coold not lie in town tiff a`,A3ilt a week; but hoped that would tiot . bo lilt: Inc lii; ptirpt.P 4 e. 14tet' ,signed J. N. .:iws . ,v4:red ‘erx tic tiut mean to It asay 1;11 liter Gi; ; h 0 could be,ip towq tm,% ii Stiod, , y hitn. t oo Sood,.iy, 00106 1 1 on the morning, iii st:iven the 1 , ;.0 ;11“,1 anotiier tioto 'Marlbo -1011, titconlllctllietl b yAleust, ,costody, • t,te,t, to the Lemon I reei in the 1-1-iyolarket,..sol pLitTd 111 a WOM hy a thin pa.rtitiott 00,0 611 5 1 or gineral loom, tiwe rrisiiner to i!q.iohe Ith And tiiht be tv:t-uld, be in hi , )11 , 71: 1141) htiCOrs, and CO7“erse bet..s;Yotl (1)4.1i1r; (Ai ftAft 11 , 14,:d it hole through the come . and take 114 into custody.— LONDON: Ale-st accordingly begms a . convetwtion, nja tl e - Prisonee hiM he had brw:glit the note; which be specified, and named-the sum they wOutd cosh to. A1:.5!..1 said this would take away all his nio. tray ; to which the Prisoner said you must get it b irk again in the way of Witness. Alessi cum. plansed that the morning' wls , very cold ; and the Prkotter asked him to walk up to his room, and bid hiM put on his hat, which he did ; upon which nal the Officers came in, took bins into custody, searched him, and 'in his pocket . 3-pocket-hook was. found, cdruaining Cite precise number at: folged Bank noteS, described under the ambiguous !elder for Candlesticks, written by Alessi on the t 414: All 'these notes, except one, appeared to have Leeti regu larly numbered and signed, with all the usual check marks of real Bank notes. But one.of the notes ftir 61. was a mere bluff( as struck front the copper plate, not signed, numbered, or checked. Front the cross-examination of AleSsi, who, though a lot eigner, gave his testimony its very good English, it appeared that he had been for about fifteen years resorting at ditferent times to this country ; but since his last artival it was nut quite eight months. He had been, within that time, thrice to Birmingham the first Ouse he staid seventeen days, w hen he did no business ; the second tune three days and a halt, ,and the last half a day ;. and .it was on this hiller occasion that be obtained the first note'. Upon bc.- ing witted, if when he first agreed , to give . teNtilliOnY ' he did not fear his ownneck, was in a halter, he stn swered that he was aware men Might he hanged. fur forging Bank 111 . 01 es, but he did not know they ruts such risk in putting them all. I r rile nnt tear be ing hanged, because hope . was the last Nein% that left a man. • The 14cgoing circumstances were overally gus .tained by Mrs. Taylor, Mr. We•ton, and the' PlOn hat% Officers, .and some others, so hit as they were severally concerned. . . The Note Examiner of the Bank pioved that the' particular note charged in that itaticint:tit• was forged, nod also several other notes found upon the prisoner. Perr7, the B.ink Engraver, proved, fort* his teclusitA knowledge, that they were all struck froin one aWI Mule plate. The prisoner, on being asked what lie had to say in his defence, answered nothing at all. Lle add teed two Avttinis,es to his-eharakier ; 1 he one 'named Sohn Rock, who p.taiyd himself. to tx but ton-maker and nublie.ni, at rill - ttlitigtV.l4li lie gave the prisoner a good character, haying known him 14. yearg,. as a die-Ninker. GA'n how eross-exatnined ..this, witness, and, • by his evidence, priced the Prisoner's .hand : writing in the letter by which :he, answered Aiessi. city the /.2‘ It December~. The other wittleSs 'said, he knew the Prisoner three years,lntimately, but 'never knew what btbi ness •followtql. The Jury, without a minute's deliberation, found the Primmer Guilty of both counts. The Prisuner is.a man ot very.respeiable appOar, Duce, 46 yeast of 3v, and preset - 1./ea throughout 'kis. trial, and after the verilici,. ell the firtuttea of a of who had long wade tip his mind to :his. ine ‘itable tate. CLERKEN IVELI. .8 P.:S.SIOaVS, FRIDAY, .1.A1 , 1. 13 Several eases of assault were, trted. this day: The followiog very. proitigate ilibtaltee Qt. dvpravity pie. stat;cti, Frout the statement, of Mr. Byta.v s Counsel for the, Prosecution, it appeared that ',the Defendant, whyti name is'John Tucker, had seduced t he•daugh ter of the prosecutrix, a widow Ladyat Limehouse; that, on her calling at the Defendant's' house, the r with nor on, for the purpose pf 'endeavouring' . to rescue her from the unt.appy si;nation into winch she was pitelged, the J)etendartt, with more than brutal fcrocity, attacked bor and the youth ber•son, Nuts accrimpanied her, and that with difficulty they both escaped with their lives. The ease was proved by several withesses; and the :Defendan't being called upon to state vi hat he had to say respecting :this charge,: had the wickednes, :is well as effrontery, to produee the unfortunate Mutt dolled daughitr, ae. a witness to contradiCE the so lerrtn testimony orher own mother and the 'other 'Avitnesse, , i'. The Jury,. Ifim.vever r found:the Defend ' ant. titriby without the least hesitation ; and the Court AllipliatiVally told him, that the manner in .:whit lihe bad : Ilan:Iglt lit to: meet the accusation p,.,-c i trly en hanced his crime, and sentenced turn to . thNp Months' 'imprisonment In the House of Cor reclinn, Coldhath-fields,' • juivi Simpson-, a Slieriff!s Officer,„. was fridine4 for nit A/6nule o:r . Margaret 'Fala i :by driving oi4r; horse awl (Alt. • ' • Proseeutrix, and her-husband, a Frenchman,: 3 ,pastry-cook's shop in Kentish Town. A man, ut et' Pritchard, n' paper-stainer,:had rented a W.:frrk‘shop from. i'aux,. where he carried :oh* his. busine,o!. Being in ;urear for rent, he had given the key of Lite workshop, in which were his priotit►g btuc;ks, to Faux„,:asa security nil he could pay - him. (Jo the t Qth of last Cktober the Defendant owe wicli a niessne flout , 'Prirehard, appointing Faux to meet hitn 'at five that .evetring, at ;the cr iel hi re , I cheese public-house, :Fleet-street, for the purpose of settling with him ; but taking the advantage of I ht a4sen4i,:Pritchard and the Delendant,' with the, assistance of a carter and cart , and, horse,, came: to i rites hOusc,, , and breaking open the . workshop, were proceeding to carry off the- , printing blocks. , .: Tihry, wire attempted to prevent them, but %1.-as knocked dOwii, and tbeDeletidant drove" oil :with the on:— . she etitt to get farther assistance, "but, ~falling in the road, the Pc;u itetually:theive: ever her; when phe was:trodden on and 4ntith - binised by the horse. , This was: torroborated ,by one Kew, a eoostabk, :wbOibad in tet fered in attempting to prevent (44 Ds:feud:Mt i.t carrying pff the , things,' and who • swore, that upon the woman 'falling. the Dotendaht chmketi iltwliiirie, 4,41td, hesitating between being stopod IV , . hitt and running over her, but tht..-n whipped iris ItoNe on, and Br 2 as to ptiss over her nutouchedhy the •• • - A. woman, who was prlstent, tletrosed to the like T-Ite - jury found.. Lim Gkie ' and the sea tenced himpAo three Attahlhs continemont in the .Eiguiste of Correiliotn.:. co SEAMY SEAS 10 N tt.t. 11. POSTING. THE 4ING V. COLLIG.W. 'FL:4 etas an inditment , against a turnpike num fur e.mortiott, a n d we hope it wlll Itave•the: effeti of IRA itig a atop, to a wog illegal p;:a6.l ico, which, lt ig timrecl hag . become too 6ontatoti ou all the ri n ds tuuncl London. • , j A few months ago some' Gentlemen were travel . . ling front Kingston to London in a pO z.4-ehltise, which they:hired at the former pliict) by the mile. They- set off. from King4,ll about eleven at night, and left the regular Stamp-office ticket at the first turnpike-gate; Which is at the'botiorn of Kingston When' they reached the gate at Vauxhall it was a' few minutes past twelvc - The nefvodeint, who aeted as Colleator of the Tolls there, not only, reqUired tlwln ttt !lay toll for the daj , , whiCh had . . just Commenced,:which he had a right •to do (the day-on which they hdd passed the former gate hav ing expired), but insisted on their paying a' j ., ; e11 - a)ty of thfee shillings, for not producing ti Stamp'-ottice posting ticket. This last Charge they resh-ited, as they said they had lett at the first thrnpike-gfite i!,ey palSed, a Koper mile ticket, which was - suttici2l;t for Slice whole . of 't he stage. He mointainedt hat 111;3 ticket expired with the day_un which it tva.i'datt'd;• and petemptoeilY insisted upon recei'vulgtthe- Ibt-• Wore he woOld.Sutfer them to pai‘ci:: posi. , -boy."(prob)tbly. treat having' ken `tlie same, irn position prAise,t so.ftrecpieolly before) Siiii•at tiMe, tines he betieted the Gentlemt•o ‘ver,? 'II A le . to the the 'tnropil;e mitt clio,e to de,. mattd , tt:: 'That they mi l ;ht be allowed to proreitl to' , thwn, they paid the Defendant the :three and at the tiext Sesiiions preterre'd•an ltirlict mew n '1! ist him, to which he 'at' iirSC . pktided Not Gunty. Mr. MARRYATT, however, as his Counsel,' after` szating the eh ch I:stances of :he case, now rniv.ed for- I , a e to wiftdra4A , the plea of not guilty,*and to plcAti gni; y . A. l ' • LAWES, (41 b ~the.Prosecutort, statecl, 1110 as the h int' had made the humblest apo l • logics, amid expressed the deepest chntittion for I..rs otlctiee, which l' imputed to all ignorance of the law, he was instructed to consent 'to his with& a , •' nig the plea of hot guilty , and did not press the Cut 10r..!.00y severe punishment. • Serje.int Osi.,ovv, the Chn'aroon, itt giyirg jildrucht tlie.l)ettentlaitt, stick. dim it it hid nut born . t)%oingl6 the very Ere at lenity 111, , . Prc.: i.e.ettiora, the Delendaittii imiconduA would bat'e led to v e ry serious consequonws, but lie hoped that the liitidabie objed of .tile Proseention - rnizht be at tained consiitroily ‘killt the humane wish whiCh /hew had 'expressed. He then - imposed a.small fine Upon the Detend3nt, and dimniJoied him with a so, kinn admonition to' be cautious. ha tit he condgted himself fur the lottac. • JANVANY The trial of the Pritiencts commenced this morn. - Vary jachsan, only i 3 yyars of age, was Charged with haviiig•borghtrionsly eittcri.!:l the dwelling-hooso ut TiAnro the 1,..1M1 of Si. Georg i , , Southwark.), and stoic those truut a horin,q, `find a hatitllwrOlel, his properly, The c:1,6 was proved in o:at ,by Mr. Kibble, and (11 , 0 by William Collingbourn,thc 01 - 1.11. t r, who took Ihisy.t cit.prttl'ator into custody witl property in her posyssion. She . Was lonnd Guilty.---Thu Bench delayed pas- SitT7, sentence. Owen APCoriti was charged with tteiling coals, the property or John WL9I, a coal-tnorcliont, on Bank-side in the Borough, in whow employ he was. —Verdi4t, Guilty.—:.VrAnspcmed for seve,n years. DUBLIN, JAN. 7. To-Morrow, at I wtd,VC O'clock, the Corporation of Cutlcrs, l'Sper-mitthers, ;mist Statiolieri, is to wait upcin Sir Arthiir VQlicsley ‘t t; an Addies,---at which ,titne lie is to be sworo in a Mitnaler or their Sinurday last Patrick Jennings stood in the pillory lot; `one ht n at the front of the HPyal Exchatige i k purstignee of a prt of his sentence, he hiving `been tried"iind . ucinvided, for hating it) his posies;iou forged anik-notes,, with. - intent to utter the bailie', knowing theit) to be forged and couuteiteit. Anacreon Monte 'is writing anew MeloA)rona., which is to be brought our in this' kingdom. -, Tire Lord Bishop of Down . and Connor has been pleased tn•appoint the Rev. Dr. Cupttles, of VicUr-General - 6f both DioceseS Cotritl' oz CHANCEitY,--OiERA lOWE CoN i CHIttIS,-111n applieatiOn 'was made on I hursday to the CHAN.cnt.Lor, on 'behalf Of Mr. 'CoNsT, Barrister,. for time to reify rp if bill filed'against by Mr. Taylor, of the Opera- House. It was urged tuat Mr. Con tott incurred the rukfortune of Ling appointed a TfUgiee Of the Opera Hooe,, 014 much. trouble and anxitty - had arisdrt from that ap.. poiottnent. Mr.-`l'itylor had now_ upon him to bet.bui all. Hie receipts and di,hurse-I nwirta ht hadn't:Atte in that.dtarat;tcr, Latie or • aril:Ill:it being a wort or great labour aud hr %vitt:under tho neceity oh applying lol• .1 10(,011.6 tittru to 1)14 to ilk ansWer. 'kite motion wai , iccedc.l to T..orthhip, who direct-,..d an orOr ilecord- L, . A wont thrifig roiibery wai corritnittqdlas day at tilt,: writ will of Nit - . Harbert 1.493d r ,)u W.iler-street, (;:trinaitlien, Not being able to,ket at the (lour:; or wincluv.i, the villains forced thcir v.isy t : Isrough a \kali t feet its tbic. knts Vs. se , cahlt line.,tortsinately. been rttsnored t xeipt a, 54'1011 qui.ssitity 'of copper coin, hick they obt.an , ed i siu - d after tif.lio'g .wicit,i)our a stick t hey.lsl takr n is lttl thews fisr the „purpose, they nid their unsliscovvred.,. \ reward 01 '-to I .;uisseas t is 04 . ;:irt'd fur their apprelivisiiion by the Mayor of Grr . 4141•11s.sen. money, of 260 guineas, has btTea Made g , ,o‘f foe the bititlo•bet%v,een Crib and , Jen; fiticht - r, 14'ilS also tUU i SUine4S tilt' tLw liLital [44 , Wet'l) Young : l l ),:ich,:r 1,:1114 lxittles,pte tlYpedto t a l e lac.; Weihsesiday fit. , Ist of Ve bistiary. - Crib awl Young rwittalr still remain the tatu:iritc s,and ,Illake i, thr , i:ww,ll4e-in a tbipi bat tie,situet;.; i and Ciptiin I-tardy, of the Navy, has at this rite iii h.s poi,,-0, on, the identical wa ,tcoat in whi h the tilifoi tunate Charles the Hirst w ts beheaded at White. h,,11. . , _ I,Apias' BOAIIDI,NG School., near the tity-toid: -41r t s:Cttoss respecting informs the Gtntry; - elL'utt.4,,,, and her Ffiends in general, that he. School y. ill re , ;entomence on Monday-nem, the 16th inst. 410 eat she hasiketlommodation for five MprcfyOung Ladies as. Boarders; she hopes that the flattering . success she has met with for these twenty-five years, in educating the . Danglite:S of some of the first fa t ti~ilies in the City, to whom references nay be 'had, will be no ,small recommendation to -those a id Gentlenttat Who may -hrmour her' with t!;c:t patronage. Terms—the young Ladies are - bOa'rTlett . and taught the English and French Lansuages:vjilt • geormtnatical purity and corre6lnen, and litstery; and the Need:- works, for an guineas ,per annual washiog included; Pam lour. Boarders, yen ; `Day Bearders, _guineas and a' half pertlnar ter ; and Day Scholars a guinea, and' a ltu,f. ') F.ntrance-otl>ney expetled.eitiler from lloarders or . .Day Scholars. Writing, 'ArithMetic, I\lngic;Danc-; lug, Drawing, Italian; Geography, the LT:e of • the Globe', and AstronoMy, taeghr by Professors of eminence and- es,tabliNhed 'neva. Mrs. Cross reay ha spoken with, or. : Ltircdet.t to,, at I;4.rtiemitiary, Cliarlos-agnartf;: near the Cny ; road. is esta , blishmept co4,sists ( Lut 'a and or Ladies. Pldt rr. . On the 3tl inst. the or I Cal. • 11•.:1 ;: . or the ~ .:•,11.itre.irn C. aT IN, i.; • .n• .I,l•trr. rin tie 'oft itbir Jr 1•" Z 01), Wilt: et Cl7l)^.'m 01 tit l'rtr. + t:1,: I t:ta 1."..!)•;t1 - , tole 1, On W6lo..atilv, • t!). , Antilniiy Peirtur,. Sitertif, i)t .t • • 011-'6'wsti,l;.' 114, a; I):.rby, ly Cuarici :gr,• .of th ,l l . r to it, to Ann, vo`thg,',l 0. -tuii, l), ‘:: "I tilc JAL: \Vitt:46i iugo, tvt sJoe ilav at SI !Ii,•11.10.1':; Church, thc Rev . ' Ai a ,tibevv:Nlapatott, i;.1), latict, to Nitts Ebtc, (July ti,p,t,.;:it.,r Cit.tr o :s of Put t 14idAiloc•d. ‘Vet.inersiay 31St, ;it Fraul: fvn, 1.44.1 „ Bristol, %<..nt,:o.sit tier. hTi r of S. iioulphrics, 0t . .1-totura. - •,/,• ;AO. Saturil iv - kst,, t I oil, nem. theft Cotititt , .1.4041 „ t tlle .120 Woife, ,:o n e, %pit, 'ar.carb,k, .shottbwe; er • • the. Loitiparq:s W . :44,2,ti,.,;„.y eveion t ;., al.kr a •blio:t Mr: Cobb, td Tudoi - „sireot, Coh; , , 't ' Lombard-stwer. 'an Thursday Nits. fvnologs, wilt 'ot - jermingii. ~ Y,:slGda;., at his in Ilollaoro, lolinl3ye, Esq. agdcl The seine morning, at , Ids houit in Corniiiii, Josiah. MIA, nar.i, Lay •• • In Stirs-in .- 6r Wit, at St. Luc j ia, of the yellow fever, (AP; taill Caws, Pay'lll46 , CE of the 6tit West-Italia • (}rl of 1:41 4 .i.11the. West I toties r of 013140 • C9Li:ty, I..l.•Lzcoant Itussel,Leagc,,..l4t the rt.# Yesterday se'onight, at Littleham, the Rev., R. •12.jrnefi Vicar o u t the nited Pei:meg alLittlehantatta Extitouth• tilt Wediteitiay thy stzt!l ult. gt, NJ of Mr. Isarnea, of the Theatre Royal, ` ;h, ,i7DCWS. YYS'~t hank Stork, 2386 sitrie4 - 5 per feat 97 Irish 5 te;nt. • 4 pg, (cm. 61 I t per ('cut, ter, j'perCent. COll. 6S Batik L. Alto. RU4 Y. India Stock,' IMF,* Hondc, !11, 9' pr. Sxotequet 11l 116, 7, 17:6 ofimitmi, ii,dts. ' 11111)eri41 p r Cunt. 6 4t. Cons. Int, Opoiing, 66,! • • • To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, NO. New hi'i,ke-street, I.olftiOrt: Si a; tiiinburgh, May 2, Igoe. I[W. Spring of 1794 I was atTliaed with Venereal Complaint, which I treated with crier for live months; bat was t:isni obliged to apply to* regulat'PtlYSiciftn, wht , put a teinvor:ari-stn;?' tp the virus lent,e of the Disease mercurial applicatio:is) for sone time; but grov%;.ng, in spite. - ' t iii medicine ant the advice, of the first ot the Faculty he:c, . „worst! for two years, I WAS reirloceri t. , p 3 state mi 1704.1 'paralleled and beyond tleNCription, being an en'r.ire rapt ulcerated from head .to tout , tity head, rhr wit , n u ac, legs, arms; ace. have been altcrnateky in ii : , 1130 , of beeip.ning Oligleis; in short, I have had tr•r!l twealy to thirty eating trlcers on my body, arid nearly totally prived s of would bri vottimilLous to partioilS" Ipso:4li rn ,y vase 7 !.sitttiee it to say,,thcrre n4ver or ever wilt lit:,. . one of a niore ilinigerous, or of . a coni plis o ttE d nature. I was tont u , ,ion by my an d •iniagitual be wit all o f re ,g u i er y t i . (hied, then ctiniati&m, (kith W:tei frtt4othig, to 1113: more titan miserable state. I • this situation l id I drag a Most tnierable'exi.steni.e, till I)iyine threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case,.o l Mr. It, of Vlymoutit —my tririuls te.al it, 1 couldoA 0.,-- sent and procui some al y•ittr 1.1:;,-1k 7 wniLli, by using. tram Aisle to have been, (after more four yeirs. indesTrlfYill o distress:', in a, good it tats of itmltn us eve i rt ., proof or h q,..1 hc.ilthv 4;1 111 !),, me a toy nv>nrlls agb. 'g,rtoiti. -4 0 to 4::O.1, anu in 0• 0 1' ,- , renclerbig- tel "Service, 'I . publish ;.and Y OU at reh.t ;Trn oni , 141S4tislied, of the truth of :ins, or t sly 4uiar, l- , to nt., or illy !; , v lett:rr or pet ,:or., LVc:' ?titled ;ow— ' excued its exiterieri;N: • that tti yo,tr ;t w y ,wi i I ),..111 , . au;.. - , ' 4 144.1 , ii Safe, rod rarticu't I;fitt or•ttll , V;rittreztl 11}t 'lt I 1....! (!el'4' rit►zttyt Lars. , , N 11.0.14 • I nstiril. +toitabl, ramify , reat.tiis i•rert:l:t . ~ t talne .ponJik: taut; , w.ttftin4 dolt' 4415,: . be r•,!,:rw trirnule by CNA, karnsay-t • 1 • • I..rzpat,.tl an.l c , . YLOR, Al:;rd.rxerot the 14,,,)•,„ ;:.;,. • its 1.6141,,n, at hi., itOite, No.. ho*hte ve Advice fel!, to in4.tite,..e Antl: , r4l:44.*,:va_liativ.,tra !fi. ?hid, tin the . s.ane form i., obstri...itv iii all th , • iiityliy4ble . secNcy, IIV i.)crson`i Name or h.tving ! , ntuntioneil, but at their, ownTartioatar frifu,eyr„. by the prwtor,...driting the entitle er itts.ol: titan Ottrty-sl-x Ch..l tie las had the coutikte:ttnit of an extensive , saW 1: " atNive - ,Nltzitcine, and the practiee ari,irti ,nerefront. Tile) . - are also seitt'by tits, our vet:oo . AiCriat Of LintiC 114414 at a drattace,, , by Air. 1305 4 , 01 ,".. , South-bmige, E.dititnargit on Mr. NfactiaL.l, Pririter, 40W, tri; *nom also Mr. T. recrs rt,t his nitdreSs; Perfuttters, Na. Al:.t-'et la'l.- , 1441; ~..bertsings Toy-iin4)p, No, 111, oxtora.streeF; .bpfp4A l '.., No. 7,, 1 ish-strect•oti.ll, OpriONiNltie , t, tru - rileftt Mr. Steel's, n 4 osellcr, ,u. I, Unieni-rov. TONtier-Ii111:; Ni., litihilti; nod by „jut putson 01,ktvery to‘rt' t r, r.c:3 t- titian 1 , rt:0111, o Irt 150JrCs of rtLy zs_ fuli Anti NM tlfeet;losll3, cvncrctpy per ot iteif cure 'itternael yes with ease aritt'secfeq. .Leery box- sold in. Gred. , t , itrtz.tin wit.t4 A .:,"taatv, whit:h t by favour- it the ti.iuers, :s prmte•t, at the StAtnp-(: ) lfice---" " 1 ~n! •4, ri ,. . - earritite.gz.,at im rott;' , to „itate wheals felOny; ill orke:iviete,stiantertelq cif N